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When it comes to sending emails, it's actually much simpler and straightforward than you think, and

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the reason for that is because there is a package.

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Surprise, surprise, there's another package that does all the heavy lifting for us.

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So we only need to provide food values and we're good to go.

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The package your name is not Maila and it is by far, by far the most popular option for sending emails

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as far as a set up.

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If you take a look at the docs located at Norman Mailer dot com, you can see that in Stockmann NPM

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install more ifour short and you're just looking for a package named Norman Mailer that if we keep on

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scrolling, the actual logic is here where we get the Norman Mailer.

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So we're required to package that.

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If we have a test account, we go and create test account.

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And this is going to make way more sense after the following video where we'll actually set up the service,

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which is the next thing that we need to do.

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So we need to create a transporter using create transport, where essentially we connect to the service

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that does the sending.

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So we have not mailer.

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But I will set up the logic, but we still need some kind of service that will do the sending part.

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And again, this is going to make way more sense after the following video where we will set up a test

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account with one of those services.

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And of course, in the next video, I'll cover all of this in great detail.

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And as far as the actual logic, here it is, which is go transporter's.

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So once we have provided the credentials for service, we go with sendmail.

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And then, I mean, I probably don't need to explain from to your subject text, and I only got you

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probably here.

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Is that as far as our email.

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So who the emails from?

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Well, we need to set it up here in the annual brackets.

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That's all there is to it.

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Now, if we want to actually email recordation of my property and then we can provide elements, if

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I want to send, I'll text.

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Then we're just set up as a text property.

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And once we're familiar with Norman Mailer now talk about the services that do the sending part.